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In the first paragraph there is that among GMOs, also irradiated food are subject to case-to-case testing. I'd be curious about source of that.
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Addition of a definition at the top of the page would be useful, especially if the EU uses a GMO definition of any particular specificity, and if it is at all unique to definitions used elsewhere in the world. Eg, the commend above about irradiation and whether or not it is limited to animal vs plants. Does EU just consider transgenic crops to be GM? Nrjank ( talk) 18:37, 11 November 2015 (UTC)
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That the members states did not provide new evidence is not established by secondary RS, but by a Press Release from the EC. From my research, the EC is the entity that makes the determination and they are advised by the EFSA. I found one example here where the EFSA was asked by the EC to review Greece's application regarding GMO maize, and the EFSA said that the "new evidence" provided by Greece was mostly materials they had already reviewed. Clearly "evidence" was provided, but whether it was "new evidence" or not was more like a judicial determination rather than an academic fact. The applicants likely think they provided "new evidence". Because it comes from the body that made the determination it might be WP:OR. Can we find reliable secondary sources that discuss the EC's decisions in an NPOV manner? --10:29, 8 February 2016 (UTC)
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In the first paragraph there is that among GMOs, also irradiated food are subject to case-to-case testing. I'd be curious about source of that.
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I see the following issues with the page as of today:
I'll take a stab at some of the things-- Wuerzele ( talk) 21:34, 25 October 2015 (UTC)
Addition of a definition at the top of the page would be useful, especially if the EU uses a GMO definition of any particular specificity, and if it is at all unique to definitions used elsewhere in the world. Eg, the commend above about irradiation and whether or not it is limited to animal vs plants. Does EU just consider transgenic crops to be GM? Nrjank ( talk) 18:37, 11 November 2015 (UTC)
I made a change of the recently added sentence here to:
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That the members states did not provide new evidence is not established by secondary RS, but by a Press Release from the EC. From my research, the EC is the entity that makes the determination and they are advised by the EFSA. I found one example here where the EFSA was asked by the EC to review Greece's application regarding GMO maize, and the EFSA said that the "new evidence" provided by Greece was mostly materials they had already reviewed. Clearly "evidence" was provided, but whether it was "new evidence" or not was more like a judicial determination rather than an academic fact. The applicants likely think they provided "new evidence". Because it comes from the body that made the determination it might be WP:OR. Can we find reliable secondary sources that discuss the EC's decisions in an NPOV manner? --10:29, 8 February 2016 (UTC)
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